exhilarated

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At 14,000 feet. Oldfield says the sky-high bonding exercise left the workers "exhilarated" and "more confident" in just one day.
奧德菲爾德說(shuō)，在14,000英尺的高度進(jìn)行這種高空蹦極，只需一天時(shí)間就能使員工“精神振奮”，“倍感自信”。
Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry, thanked all the fans who had turned up. "If this doesn't get you exhilarated, nothing else will," he said.
劇中哈里的飾演者丹尼爾·拉德克里夫?qū)Ξ?dāng)天出席首映式的所有影迷表示了感謝，他說(shuō)：“沒(méi)有什么能比這更讓你感到高興的了?！?/li>
The hurt and fear of years of discouragement crumbled in the face of the truth of what Mrs. Slaton had said. Jean felt exhilarated and a little scared.
多年的沮喪和氣餒帶給她的傷害和畏懼，在斯萊頓夫人這番真情實(shí)話面前消失了，瓊感到振奮，也有一點(diǎn)害怕。
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The Democrats, exhilarated by their success, may well be tempted to give Mr Schwarzenegger the cold shoulder.
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Exhausted and exhilarated, I sank gratefully into my deep soaking tub before joining other guests for a predinner drink.
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But we were also completely exhilarated by the fishing—wild trout had risen on the beautiful river throughout the day.
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